Further comment on aring: Having asciidiaresis and degree on aring is perhaps redundant as these already exists as diaresis and altgr+shift+0. But I admit that having a nodeadkeys keymap with really no dead keys is perhaps most intuitive. But at the same time sometimes (but not very often) there is needs to type a character in another latin language such as German so I am not sure.. How have things been historically when running with "nodeadkeys"?
Apart from really beeing a nodeadkeys keymap I have found no flaws in your patch except for possibly key <AB10> which still has dead_belowdot on AltGR (Not that I have a clue what a non-dead dead_belowdot would be...) Regards Henrik tis 2003-01-21 klockan 20.24 skrev David Dawes: > On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 10:29:35AM -0800, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > >Regarding: tilde registered as a dead key in swedish nodeadkeys keymap > >Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >------------------------------------------------------------ > >XFree86 Version: XFree86 Version 4.2.99.3 (Red Hat Linux release: >4.2.99.3-20030115.0) / X Window System > > > >OS: RedHat rawhide > > > >Area: Xserver > > > >Server: XFree86 (The XFree86 4.x server) > > > >Description: > > > >While using the swedish(se) nodeadkeys keymap AltGR + "diaresis/circum/tilde" key >(keycode 35) produces a "dead_tilde" keycode instead of the expected and wanted >"asciitilde" keycode. > > > >Note: Have also found a "dead_diaresis" on AltGR+aring key (keycode 34). Not that >this one hurts but is slightly unexpected. > > > >Repeat By: > > > >% setxkbmap se nodeadkeys > > > >Try to type a tilde by pressing AltGR + "diaresis/circum/tilde" key. > > Try the attached patch. It should map the non-dead versions (where > possible) for the 'se' nodeadkeys map. If this looks OK, it can > be used as a basis for fixing the nodeadkeys version of the other > maps too. > > What should the mapping for the aring key be? > > David _______________________________________________ I18n mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/i18n
